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A fast, mobile-first WNBA stats site:
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A fast, mobile-first WNBA stats site: wnba.statsataglance.com
Built for checking stats courtside on your phone. No ads, no frameworks, no app to install. One static HTML page that loads instantly.Read the full README ↗A fast, mobile-first WNBA stats site: wnba.statsataglance.com
Built for checking stats courtside on your phone. No ads, no frameworks, no app to install. One static HTML page that loads instantly.
A GitHub Actions workflow runs every morning:
No database, no server, no JavaScript frameworks. The entire site is one HTML file with inline CSS and vanilla JS.
Game data comes from ESPN's public (undocumented) WNBA API via the sportsdataverse Python package. Sports statistics are facts and are not copyrightable under US law (NBA v. Motorola, 2nd Cir. 1997).
Inspired by plaintextsports.com. Monospace font, dark background, minimal UI. Designed to be glanceable on a phone screen with sticky columns and swipe-to-scroll for detailed stats.